The post Dogecoin User Warns of ‘Selfish’ ETF, Treasury Schemes appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A prominent Dogecoin community member warned users against “selfish” schemes from promoters. The user stated these entities aim to create “risky IOUs” by centralizing DOGE in treasuries and ETFs. The warning comes as Dogecoin (DOGE) has rallied 23% in six days amid growing institutional product interest. A renowned Dogecoin community member has cautioned meme coin users against individuals and companies seeking to capitalize on the cryptocurrency’s brand. In a post on X, the prominent DOGE user stated that no particular individual or entity can officially represent Dogecoin. All these companies pushing “treasuries”, ETFs, “loans” – they only want one thing: to hold your Dogecoin in their coffers, to hold your money in their wallets. They want to savor it, they want to use it, they want to play with it, they want to borrow against it, while all you… — Mishaboar (@mishaboar) November 10, 2025 Related: XRP and Dogecoin ETFs To Arrive in U.S. Markets Under SEC’s 1940 Act Rules According to the Dogecoin user, most companies pushing for Dogecoin treasuries, ETFs, and loans have one goal — to hold DOGE in their coffers, which would translate to money in their wallets. He believes the DOGE treasury advocates intend to explore the cryptocurrency’s core values, while leaving retailers with “nothing more than a more or less legit, more or less twisted, and always risky IOU.” In the meantime, the community member also highlighted that the potential aim of institutional investors is to profit from Dogecoin they retrieve from retailers. He alleged these companies would then embark on ventures that contradict the interests of the actual DOGE owners.. DOGE Rally Highlights Conflict Between Ethos and Institutional Interest Meanwhile, besides institutional investors, the Dogecoin advocate identified “desperate entrepreneurs” and “seedy characters” as another category of players that could seek to capitalize on… The post Dogecoin User Warns of ‘Selfish’ ETF, Treasury Schemes appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. A prominent Dogecoin community member warned users against “selfish” schemes from promoters. The user stated these entities aim to create “risky IOUs” by centralizing DOGE in treasuries and ETFs. The warning comes as Dogecoin (DOGE) has rallied 23% in six days amid growing institutional product interest. A renowned Dogecoin community member has cautioned meme coin users against individuals and companies seeking to capitalize on the cryptocurrency’s brand. In a post on X, the prominent DOGE user stated that no particular individual or entity can officially represent Dogecoin. All these companies pushing “treasuries”, ETFs, “loans” – they only want one thing: to hold your Dogecoin in their coffers, to hold your money in their wallets. They want to savor it, they want to use it, they want to play with it, they want to borrow against it, while all you… — Mishaboar (@mishaboar) November 10, 2025 Related: XRP and Dogecoin ETFs To Arrive in U.S. Markets Under SEC’s 1940 Act Rules According to the Dogecoin user, most companies pushing for Dogecoin treasuries, ETFs, and loans have one goal — to hold DOGE in their coffers, which would translate to money in their wallets. He believes the DOGE treasury advocates intend to explore the cryptocurrency’s core values, while leaving retailers with “nothing more than a more or less legit, more or less twisted, and always risky IOU.” In the meantime, the community member also highlighted that the potential aim of institutional investors is to profit from Dogecoin they retrieve from retailers. He alleged these companies would then embark on ventures that contradict the interests of the actual DOGE owners.. DOGE Rally Highlights Conflict Between Ethos and Institutional Interest Meanwhile, besides institutional investors, the Dogecoin advocate identified “desperate entrepreneurs” and “seedy characters” as another category of players that could seek to capitalize on…